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... wise . - There are , however , pleasures of which nothing can bereave me ; the consciousness that I have endeavoured to render some assist- ance to science and to the profession , the noble , intellectual profession of which I am a ...
... wise . - There are , however , pleasures of which nothing can bereave me ; the consciousness that I have endeavoured to render some assist- ance to science and to the profession , the noble , intellectual profession of which I am a ...
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... wise 33 OF THE COLOURS OF GOOD AND EVII . 72 27. Friendship .. 33 28. Expense .... 35 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS UPON HU- 29. The true Greatness of Kingdoms and MAN PHILOSOPHY . Estates ..... 36 30. Regiment of Health 39 31. Suspicion 40 Mr ...
... wise 33 OF THE COLOURS OF GOOD AND EVII . 72 27. Friendship .. 33 28. Expense .... 35 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS UPON HU- 29. The true Greatness of Kingdoms and MAN PHILOSOPHY . Estates ..... 36 30. Regiment of Health 39 31. Suspicion 40 Mr ...
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... wise and the good . This cloud soon passed away ; for , though Ba- con had stooped to politics , his mind , when he resumed his natural position , was far above the agitation of disappointed ambition . During his retirement he wrote to ...
... wise and the good . This cloud soon passed away ; for , though Ba- con had stooped to politics , his mind , when he resumed his natural position , was far above the agitation of disappointed ambition . During his retirement he wrote to ...
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... wise desiring her majesty to think that I knew the degrees of duties ; and that no particular obligation whatsoever to any subject could sup- the community ; and that , if he were not indiffer- ent , -if he were to exercise any ...
... wise desiring her majesty to think that I knew the degrees of duties ; and that no particular obligation whatsoever to any subject could sup- the community ; and that , if he were not indiffer- ent , -if he were to exercise any ...
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... wise gentleman so well levelled , a gentleman so highly valued by a person of his virtue , worth , and quality , will rather hunt after all occasions of expressing thankfulness , so far as duty doth permit , than either omit opportunity ...
... wise gentleman so well levelled , a gentleman so highly valued by a person of his virtue , worth , and quality , will rather hunt after all occasions of expressing thankfulness , so far as duty doth permit , than either omit opportunity ...
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